Methodists Plan a Banker Reunion at Bradock Heights
Frederick county Methodists schedule the first county reunion at Bradock Heights on Thursday August 14 with prominent speakers including Rev J Forrest Prettyman Senate chaplain Rev Louis Randall and Rev Hamilton P Fox. The event aims to unite the three Methodist divisions and the United Brethren and foster closer fellowship among Wesleys followers. The program features a love feast luncheon solos and multiple sermons focusing on The Spirit of Methodism Historic Methodism and The Future of Methodism and Our Present Duty.
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Frederick County
Braddock Heights
Methodist Church
United Brethren «Church
Methodist Protestant Church
United States Senate
J. Forest Prettyman
D. D
Louis Randall
Rhode Island Avenue Methodist Protestant Church
Washington
Hamilton P. Fox
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
G. T. D. Collins
Shannon
Winger
Jesus
Rhode Island Avenue
M. P. Church
Washington, D. C
Mear
Hana
Lucille Shannon
S. Fenton Harris
Milton G. Urner
Dear K. Moore
John D. Nicodemus
E. H. Lamar
J. J. Ringer
Frederick
Avery Donovan
Buckerstown
Local Folks Share News Of Visits And Rest Visits Across Towns
Mrs Parepp returns to Philadelphia after time with relatives. Mrs Watkins and son Albert come back from near Washington with Mrs Musgrove and daughters Goldie Marian Musgrove. Cromwell King Burdette families, Laura, visit Broadhurst household. Agnes Broadhurst and Fannie Cutsall linked by recent weeks. Flora Watking returns from Claggettsville with Fairy Burdette. Otis Watkins, Baltimore student, vacations at home. Elizabeth Snowden Smith Mitchell visit Addie Watkins. Sadie Brown visiting Rufus Brown near Claggettsville. Professor G W Walker ill, Mr and Mrs Preston Snyder visit him. Gladys Orr of Mt Alry visiting Edie Snyder and Pearl Barnes. West Compher and Carol Stout visit Jeff erson relatives. Crawford visiting grandparents, Grantford, Keller kin. Hine family hosts. LuHan Harris returns from Virginia. Bernard Myers ill. May Hine returns from Ocean Grove and NYC. Mary Fawley visits Jefferson area. Ethel Hine returns home near Jefferson after weeks with grandparents. Crummitt family in Brunswick visiting Lapole home. Myrtle Harper and Lizzie Wawley with West Compher near Jefferson. Alva Gladhich visits Angers town relatives.
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Parepp Day
Philadelphia
A. H. Watkins
Albert
Washington
Ora Musgrove
Goldie
Marian Musgrove
Cromwell King
Harvey Burdette
Laura
S. W. Broadhurst
Agnes Broadhurst
Fannie Cutsall
Flora Watking
Fairy Burdette
Claggetteville
Otis Watkins
Baltimore
Elizabeth Snowden
Jennie Smith
Mtchel
Addie Watkins
Sadie Brown
Claggetts Jville
Rufus Brown
G. W. Walker
Preston Snyder
G. W.walker
Gladys Orr
Mt. Alry
Edli Snyder
Pearl Barnes and Jittle Son
Molle Shipley
Near Here
West Compher
Carol Stout
Jefferson
Charles Fawley
Lise
May Hine
Ocean Grove
N. J
New York City
Mary Fawley
Ethel Hine
B. Line
Wm. Crummitt
James
Brunswick
Wm. Lapole
Myrtle Harper
Lizzie Wawley
Alva Gladhich
Angers
Deafness Cure Claim By Constitutional Remedies
An ad claims deafness cannot be cured by focal applications and asserts catarrh of the Eustachian tube causes hearing loss. It promises one hundred dollars for cures not aided by Halls Catarrh Cure and urges sending for a pamphlet from Catney & Co Toledo. Continuous promotion of a patent remedy with dubious medical basis.
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Catney & CO
Toledo
Thackeray and the Cynic Who Loved Children
A passage from Thackeray's biographer reveals a kinder side of the satirist. In a letter recounting a memorial in Punch after his death, a baker testifies that Thackeray bought cake for hungry children and hid to watch them enjoy it, proving he did love children despite being labeled a cynic.
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Thackeray
Punch
Bedfordbury
Woralist
Daniel O Connell's Blarney in Birmingham crowds
The British Weekly reports Daniel O'Connell spoke to over 11 000 people at an open air meeting in Birmingham. The description recounts miners and grimy workers in the audience cheering, with applause triggering cheers behind them as the crowd roared through the speech. Subscribe for The News.
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Daniel O'Connell
Birmingham
Oconach
Rentle
PURELY PERSONAL
Mr and Mrs Lloyd C Culler return from a lay at Atlantic City. Charles J Shipley visits Baltimore. Miss Margaret Welsh visits Miss Louise Kemp. Miss Reafa Poole vacationing with her brother in Lancaster County Pa. Mrs Thomas Nash of Woodsboro visits sister Mrs Harry Bennett. Charles Brust visits daughter Mrs Burnett Zumbro in Waynesboro. Lillian Mottet visits Mrs Albert B Boutzam. William H Mummer returns from Trela y to spend a while. Florence Lamar returns from My Lady's Manor. Nannie Wisner visiting Buckeye Town. Woh W Myers and family return from Washington. Charles HW Tages and others at Camp Keenhala Caloctin Md. William Neidhart and family visit parents. Eva Korhler visiting parents. Mrs J B Lambert and nephew Mobert Sheckkes visit Mrs F D Koehler. Leo Weinberg and wife receive congratulations on arrival of daughter Miss R Mac Flanagan Woodsboro. Warren W Saunders and family visit mother Mrs Walter Saunders. Mrs Charles F Shipley and son Charles return from Pen Mar and Waynesboro. Thomas G Buckey and William Buckey return from Camp Kee-whata. Guy K Motter and Charles S Price in Washington to witness Washington Cleveland game by car.
Rowing as Moral training in varsity effort
James Rice argues in Outing that rowing builds character through steady, disciplined work and teamwork. He praises eight-oared crews for fostering genuine sportsmanship, perseverance under discouraging conditions, and loyal camaraderie among American undergraduates.
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James Rice
One-Fifth Inch Rain Falls in Frederick Daily
Frederick recorded 0.2 inches of rain this morning at the weather station bringing the month’s first nine days rainfall to 1.59 inches with 0.59 inches in a single event and 0.01 inches on another evening. Rain refreshed vegetation though no heavy ground soak occurred. Forecast calls for generally fair weather Sunday.
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Frederick
Sunda
Suffered Eczema Fifty Years Now Heals
A reader reports relief after using Dr Vorson’s eczema ointment, claiming fifty years of burning itching and distress ended by the treatment. A letter from Kenney praises the cure and thanks the doctor for the effective, fast-acting remedy.
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Weill
Larisa
Maidpehia
Braddock Heights hosts two day tournament carnival
Nearly 10 riders from Frederick and nearby counties sign up for Braddock Heights two day tournament August 20 21 with 125 prize money the event features amateur on day one and professional riders on day two. Speakers include Senator Mathias and Dr J McPherson Scott among others. Extra amusements tents booths dinners and a 250 dollar promotional budget expected to draw thousands from Frederick and Washington counties amid surrounding tourism activity.
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Braddock Heights
Frederick
Braddoelk Seights
Braddock
Maryland
Washington
Baltzell
Georgia Gittinger
Rock Lodge
Jesus
Haven of Rest
Lewis H. Knock
Wooler
Henry Holzapfel, Jr
Hagerstown
Adolphus Fearhake
Charlies F. Winbigler
Braddock Treights Band
Leybach
Alps
Kling
Light Cavalry
Suppe
Ball
Augusta
Harry E. Wileevon
Callawa
Bac
Ohio
Ozone Collage
Braddeck Heights
No decision on rebuilding Blue Mountain House
At Blue Mountain officers and directors meeting the fire destroyed hotel topic was discussed but no action taken. A committee of Henry H. Keedy Jr Frederick W. McComas and William H. Harden was appointed to inquire into costs and rebuilding concepts.
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Blue Mountain House Company
Blue Mountain
Henry H. Keedy, Jr
Frederick W. McComas
William H. Harden
Iifa
HYMENEAL BEACH-FIBILER AT LEESBURG PARSONAGE
Nathaniel J Beach and Miss Eliza beth Fisher both of Leesburg Virginia were quietly married at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage yesterday by Rev E H Lamar. They were joined by the groom's brother Sherley Beach. Krank King and Mrs Anne May Flowers both of Urbans were quietly married at the parsonage of the Methodist Episcopal church Wednesday by Rev UL Lamar. State Camp P O S of A to meet at Frostburg next Tuesday and Wednesday with about 200 delegates expected. District President John F Oland and A E Heidler will depart Monday for the session.
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Ring—Flowers
Krank
King
Anne May Flowers
Methodist Episcopal Church
UL Lamar
Juniata College Reunion Held at Pen Mar
The annual gathering of Juniata College alumni and faculty met at Pen Mar on Friday. Attorney J. Lloyd Harshman of Hagerstown was elected president of the reunion association and Prof. F. J Holsapple addressed attendees.
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Juniata College
Buntingdon
Pen
J. Lloyd Harshman
Hagerstown
F. J Holsapple
Bank Furniture In Window Display at Frederick County Bank
Window display at Carty's Furniture Store on East Patrick Street shows fine mahogany hand crafted pieces for the new Frederick County National Bank building. The assortment includes officers' chairs and tables described as very attractive and ornate.
Woman Sick Fourteen Years Elkhart Ad Victima
A 14 year struggle with organic inflammation and female weakness is chronicled by Mrs Sapre Williams of Elkhart Indiana who found relief after four months with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She cites six doctors giving only temporary relief and urges others to seek expert feminine guidance. The ad promotes Pinkham's product as a non narcotic remedy and offers confidential letters to Lynn Massachusetts for advice.
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Elkhart
Ind
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sapre Williams
James Street
Elhart
Indiana
Pinkham’ Laboratory
Lynn
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkhants
Lydia E.pinkhant
Woman Fires At Burglar In Daring Night Scare
In Westerly on Aug 9 Captain Herbert O Dunn's home was guarded by his cousin Dr Daisy M Dunn of Deston. Returning home late she saw two men near the house and fired twice wounding one burglar, blood stains found in a swamp indicate a hit. No trace of the intruders remains.
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Westerly
RK. L
Herbert O. Dunn
Daisy M. Dunn
Deston
Dunn
Father of Rosalie Jones Attempts Suicide in New York
Dr Oliver Livingston Jones, father of suffrage leader Rosalie Jones, attempted death by shooting himself twice in the head in New York. Surgeons say he will probably die. He is described as a 63 year old wealthy retired physician in failing health with no revealed motive.
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Rosalie Jones
New York
Oliver Livingston Jones
Albany
Washington
Jones
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